Christmas Reflections on Athanasius’s On the Incarnation
Dr. Kevin L. Hester In the mid-fourth century, Athanasius, the Bishop of Alexandria, composed an apologetic treatise against Arianism that would become one of the classic treatments of Christology. Athanasius demonstrates Christ’s full divinity and his full humanity as necessary for God’s salvific purposes in redeeming humanity. His reflection centers on the incarnation of Christ and because of this, I …
Keep ReadingVolume 2 of De Doctrina – The Image of God in Early Christianity: Lessons for Today
Volume 2 of De Doctrina – The Image of God in Early Christianity: Lessons for Today The Commission for Theological Integrity has published volume 2 of De Doctrina. Physical copies will be available at the Leadership Conference next week. If you won’t be able to be in attendance at the Leadership Conference, state leaders will have them available after the conference. Attendees of …
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Jonathan Edwards: A Reformed Arminian Engagement interview with Matt Pinson
Click here to watch an interview of Matt Pinson by Chris Woznicki of the Jonathan Edwards Center at Gateway Seminary about the book Jonathan Edwards: A Reformed Arminian Engagement. This is the first book to grow out of one of the annual theological symposium sponsored by the Commission for Theological Integrity. https://bhacademic.bhpublishinggroup.com/product/jonathan-edwards-4/#flipbook-sampler
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A Brief Theology of Thanksgiving
A Brief Theology of Thanksgiving by Jeremy Craft Scripture’s teaching on thankfulness is a tough pill to swallow at times. The Bible is clear: Give “thanks always and for everything to God” (Eph. 5:20) and “give thanks in all circumstances” (1 Thess. 5:18). But what does that look like? How do we give thanks when we feel miserable or when …
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